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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-05-04
Fpou FRIpAys DAILY.

FROM FRIDAYS DAILY,
 No mall from the west today.
 Mr.. Ellis and her two sons will leave for the east next Monday.
 The pump for the reck mine stiii hes in Prescott. awaiting shipment to Alexandra.
 A ditch, d much needed improvement was plowed along the east side oi the plaza today.
 Geo. Merwin will repair the burned building, on the corner of Guriey ana Granite streets. Dr. Pen'land will leave in few days for A professional trip along the Atianne & Pacific railroad.
 Teamsters wanting employment are directed to the advertisement in this issue of Alex Macauley, al walnut Grove
 Chris i.inde was yesterday awarded the contract for making 35.Ooo brick for Diamond Jo. al Del Pasco, the contract price being $500. John Gray and Joseph Watts have dee,led one third interest m the Grand Prize and Rain storm mines, m loh'o Basin. to W. A. Richards. The Ramsey base hall club, oi Whip ple. will play B match game with a n;cke.I nine from Prescott, on the , grounds in the east part of town, next Sunday.
 John White. who was brought up from Walnut Grove few days ago, to be examined as to his sanity, died m the county hospital st half past one o'clock 1 ,his afternoon
 A break in the water pipe on corteI street. where connection was eeing made with a private residence, occurred this afternoon, causing beautiful play of water for several minutes. l Our contemporary came Otit on pinK naper this morning, while the last issue of our weekly contemporary the hoo' and Horn, appeared on manila. Int cause of it was delayed freight,
 The three eyed colt, belonging to C W. Beach. died lew days ago at hii ranch in Kirkland valley. Mir. B-aci had set great hopes on the animal a | ha intended lo raise a triple eyed bree' of hor>es, had il lived. lis hoped tha, the city council. a | it's next meeting, will take up the do,
 nuisance and suppress it. There seem to be several hundred worthless cur
 running at large, apparently, wiihou
 owners. They should be prompu
 killed
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-05-04
ljouos Dealers Contest.

The test case of the Liquor dealers association was brought into the courts to-day by the arrest of Robert Conneh, on a warrant sworn out by Sheriff Mnl- venom, on three seperate charges o' violation of the new license law. NIT. Cornell WAS taken before Judge W. H. McGrew, where continuance of the case was had until tomorrow, at io o'clock. J. C. Herndon, district attorney of this county, represents the prosecu- ton, in the case, while the liquor dealers will be represented by the ia~ firm of Rush. Wells X Howard. This case promises to be one of unusual in' terest to this territory being the first one brought to test the validity of law passed by the l4th Legislative assembly
 Mir. Connell refused payment of hi' license, to bring the matter into court and is backed up by the liquor deaier' all over the territory.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-05-04
rhs W,men's Reiief Corps Recep'
 tion.

Tn. ;.ecream and basket social, gwen n. Masonic l.all. last evening, by the W.y,-i.s Relief corps, was one oi the ,..-t ,o,.yable entertainments oi ,,,,,,ir character. ever given m Prescott. \ nr.,i ,ni appropriate address "i wei ..,.,,... q ,iy.red on behalf of the corps, ..y 1t. president. Mrs. Wm- oNeih, ,r. i-' | ,ne performance oi musical .rl .-ia..v. programme oi marked ,,f,..., and vloguenee, which was iol- l,weG Iy an auction of lunch baskets nrr ,ar.,l iv the ladies of the corps r..ch laslc, contained a lunch for two and all were very handsomely orna' ,..n,.,, with ribbons and designs III ,,r.ou- coIored papers. The name |" .h.. ,.,,n.r .s the basket was within II r,,: ,h, nn.y means the audience had ol .,,e.sing ,he identity of the lady wa' !ro,n ,,hr general appearance of tn t.a-l.: when presented by the auctioneei Th. ..ai.nc va, very spirited, ,dependinl largely on ;he degree ot gorgeousnes di.u,av.d in the make up oi the ba>ke b;,. uSuailv when the purchaser ha secured il, he was surprised to hnd tha b,. .urmises were "somewha; oil.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-05-04
Wsbstos's Unabridged.

The attention of our readers is called to the advertisement, ou another page, of ..webstsr's Unabridged Dictionary. Those in need of q work of this kind should secure 1t at once. IL is the stan- dard with the United States supreme court, the government printing ofhce. and there is hardly q printing ofiice in the land in which it is not the recognized authority it is also recommended by the state superintendent of instruction oi thirty-six states of the union. It con tains, in addition to the dictionary of lls,O ,OOO words, gazetteer of the world oi 9 900 titles. and a biographical die
 tionary of 10000 noted persons. Thi edition, in the quantity of matter con tained, is believed to be the largest vel ume published
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-05-04
Personal Mention.

MT. J. wimple, the mining man, is still here.
 Diamond Jo" Reynolds will soon return from Chicago.
 Col. Bigelow is in town, and says the mining outlook was never brighter.
 Hon. w. A. Rowe is in from his mines on the head of the Hassayampa, and reports the work going bravely on.
 Hon. w. s. Head is in from the Verde and looks as jovial and hearty as ever. He reports the country looking well Tn his section.
 Col. w. T. Hart and MT. E. E. Wann, nrominent mining men, are here care fully looking over the country with N view to investment.
 MT. Wann, the mining man, IS ac- l companied by his wife, an estimabae and l attractive lady. It is to be hoped that they will locate here permanently, as they will he great acquisition to our society. They are domiciled at the Johnson House temporarily.
 Gov. A. Tritle, MT. H. F.. Harris IMrF.N. Holbrook and young Master
 Harry Tritle returnei Saturday night
 from a visit to some large mining m
 terests of Messrs. Tritle, Harris, ct al. lin Centennial district. Mir. Holbrook
 who is 4 mining man and expert, wa highly pleased with what he saw. | MT. H. B. Dillingham;, wealth.
 voung man who represents heav,
 capitalists, accompanied by that ol
 Hasssyamper, w. H. Smith, returned [ town yesterday. He has been e1amir ing rich placer ground and large wate storage proposition southwest of hen We learn that he is very much II r ,eres,ed, and contemplntes the prom' !. ton of an enterprise which will invol' | the expenditure of several hundre | thousands of dollars. NIT. Brown,
 mining expert, was also with them.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-05-04
noe. ,t Pay the County.

An inoues, was held to-day on the
 hodx oi John White, who was brought
 here recently on q charge of insanity mention of whose death was made m our
 las, issue. The lury in the case, brought in verdict of death from natural causes. This case is one which calls Tor
 more than passing notice. White was
 brought here, as stated, on charge o' insanity. and was duly committed to the custody of the sheriff, undera warrant. AT examination by Dr. Robinson, the coun ,y physician, revealed the fact that h' was suffering from delirium, caused Q. I illness, and he was removed 10 LII ! county hospital, where he died. II
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-05-04
.;,;., Co,umbi.. ., New we.tm,nster

British Columbia, at New Westminster, B. C.. and is of for a short vacation
 C.J wimple. the business manager for Diamond Jo Reynolds at this place. and a prominent mining man, has ms hands full at present looking after the extensive enterprise of MT. Reynolds m the Bradshaw mountains. Ell. witherell, of the Coyote Spring ranch. has twenty head of thoroughhred Polled Angus and Hereford bulls ieit' which he will sell or trade for horses or | cattle. These bulls are in fine condi- l ton.
 Jacob c. Fredericks, of San Franeisco' who has been visiting his brothers, K. N. and JIG. Fredericks, of this place, left this afternoon for the east; thence he goes to Heligoland, an island in the German ocean, the birthplace of the family.
 There was no mail from the east to- day owing to an accident on the Allan tic X Pacific again, near Coolidge, Tn | New Mexico. The west-bound passen- | g.r train due at Seligman at II o'clock n m. run into burned bridge at the above point. No one injured.
 Harris Baldwin, district attorney oi Apache county, for whom, by the way,we have always hsd great respect, com mitted few days ago, an apparently
 unwarranted assault on Frank Reed, editor of the Holbrook Critic Law officers should have more respect Tor
 their official positions, if not Tor them-
 selves, than to appear in the role ot a
 bully. when their official actions become
 the subject of newspaper criticism.
 They have had a short run at the
 Lynx Greek Hydraulic diggings, near
 Prescott. this spring, and we understand | it resulted very profitAbly for the time
 they worked. This property has produced
 a very large amount of money during the past twenty years, and al! of the
 time it has been worked very crudely The immense gravel deposits. from the
 mos, reliable information We can obtain.
 remain scarcely touched, and with water
 storage, which we believe Is being pro
 ec,ed, the gold yield from this property
 would be almost incalculable.
 Apropos of the JouRSAD-MISSRs art'-
 cle on the tardy and irregular mail serv- ice existing at present under Grover
 Cleveland's appointees, the MohA'e County Miner. published at kngman
 of the 3Oth inst, says: "As an instance of the vastly O improved mail service under the present democratic admins
 tration, we note the fac, that We received
 this morning the Prescott JOURNAL O
 April Is. Considering that the nsus running time between Kingman and Prescott is less than twelve hours, VI K would like to ask Postmaster Genera IVilss why it takes twelve days to carr! u the mail here from Prescott
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-05-04
Mining Items.

NIT. F. NJ. Murphy reports much activity in the mining camps on Lynx creek.
 Two car loads of machinery for Dia- mond Jos stamp mill came in on 'o- days train. ., JM. w. Moore has team employed
 hr;nginy ore to Prescott, from his Lynx creek mine.
 Murphy Brothers will shortly ship h, of ore to Clark X Adams m,il, io be worked. Hon. Hugo Richards is reported, ss
 having sold his mines in Mohave county
 at good price.
 Robert Schotield, of Big Bug, expects to stsrt up his mill on ore from the Lottie mine soon.
 | A new claim in the Bradshaw noun tains, located by l.. Abel, gives an assay | in gold of s9O95 per ton.
 Jules Baumann has taken lease on the Eli mine, in the Hassayanipa
 district. and will put number oi men
 at work taking out ore.
 From five to ten tons ot ore are arriV' ing daily in Prescott, at present. Al | soon as the sampling works are started it is thought that this amount will os doubled.
 Il Marlow Brothers, of Tip Top, hav' | recently discovered very rich siivel l Hedge. It contains pure horn silver, an'
 | it is claimed that there are ten inches O
 the vein, which will average 2!Ooo ounce
 in silver. ,,I From the present prospects il IS est mated that the sampling works VII receive not less than 300 tons oi ore pe
 month as soon as they start up, an .ome very sauguine ones place th
 figures as high ss 300 tons. " clean up of another twenty-five tor 's In, of ore from the Gold Ring mn . owned by General withers, on cheri " creek. was made by J. A. Poiioc " superintendent, few days ago, whi'
 netted $l 900 in gold. The property !" looking better than ever, and gener H air of prosperity prevades the enti ,a district.
 Fred W. Williams has three men e su gagged taking ou, ore from the Paw fs .a mine near the head of the Hassayaml nt He has a good wide vein, which ru us $65 and upwards, while there IS also i'm narrow streak of high grade ore runni ce: as high as sl 200 Mir. Williams has a VI two men at work developing the Green ,s; claim. in the Peck district. He expe' .rd to make shipments as soon as ex- sampling works start up.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-05-04
Heart Disease "

Read the hospital reports, read the mortuary reports, read the medical publications, read the daily newspapers, and learn how widespread Is heart disease. how difficult of detection it is to mos, people, how many and how sudden are the deaths it causes. Then read Dr rInt's Treatise on Heart Disease, and learn what it Is, what causes 1t, what disease it gives rise to, what it symptoms are and how it may be attacked. If you find that you find that you have hear, disease, ask your druggist for bottle ol Dr. Flint's Heart Remedy. The treatise may he had on application to
 J. J. MACK q O., | Nos. g and Il Front street, s. r.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-05-04
WATER sToR AGE.
An Enterprise of the Greatest .
 povtance to Arizona.

The Waluut Grove Water Storage company is rapidly pushing it's great undertaking. Its probilities Co Arizona can scarcely b. realized. The proPosi- tion involves, approximately, the s,orage of one billion gallons of water, and according io close estimates of water shed. precipitation, &c.. they can fill their reservoir, winch will hold the aiove amount oi water four times year. They are building dam llO feet high by l3O feet wide at the base. 10 feet wide at the top and 3SO feet long. It is calculated to resist any pressure which can be brought to bear upon it. and it will be ! lasting monument to the engineers and con tractors engaged in its construction IL will be of solid masonry and contain, approximately. 45,o00 cubic yards oi rock. The entire work Is under the control and management of Col. E- N. Robinson, of California, who Is con s;dered one Of the mos, capable engi- neers and hydraulic men in the country. The contract work Is being done by L. ID. Nagle < Son, whose reputation m his line is unsurpassed on the Pacific coast. Col. Robinson observes the strictesi system in all he does and has his enter prise most thoroughly appointed Tn every way. H. has assistant engineers attending to details. surveying, mapping and preparing estimates, and he Is tirless worker himself, experimenting everything. He keeps complete and I accurate register of temperature pre- eipitation and all climatic changes and his office savers oi practical system m every particular. He has an able photo erapher employed getting the topog raphy of the entire country, and ne | overlooks no element of ,horoughness n his work.
 The enterprise requires the employ
 ment of 3OOlaborers and mechanics, an'
 the company disburses many thousand of dollars monthly.
 The camp has the appearance o'
 thriving and prosperous c"mmunii.
 with modern improvements. The con tractors have spared no pains, nor ex
 pense in making their work efiectna | and successful. Nagle Pere is contractor in-chief, while Nsgle Jun. runs the stor | and boarding house, and assists m father generally. They have trsmway'
 electric lights, steam pumps and ever necessary adjunct to the success oi thei
 undertaking. Ex-United States Marsh' IC.P. Dake is storekeeper and gener'
 assistant. Ex-Postmaster Marsh an numerous old residents of Prescott, hoi responsible positions. A large v'liag
 has sprung into existence at the dan
 and presents q lively scene oi activii
 and business.
 The probabilities to Arizona oi whi
 this company will accomplish Tn u
 way of land reclamation, placer minir and stock grazing, is almost beyor
 computation. It is an ine'iicuiao benefit to the whole territory and
 this section particularly.
 s We propose to give this enterprise more comprehensive description in | | near future
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-05-04
DracO Up.

You are feeling depressed, your appe- tite is woor. bothered with Headache, you are tidgeity, nervous, and generally out of sorts, and want to brace up. Brace up, but not with stimuiAnas. spring medicines, or bitters, which have foI their basis very cheap, bad vhiskey, which stimulate you for an hour and then leave you in worse condition than before. What you want is an Alterative that will purify your blood. start healthy action of Liver and Kidneys, restors your vitality, and give renewed heaitf and strength. Such medicine 700 ni find in the Electric Bitters, and only a cents bottle at c. s. Hutchinson's dful II
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-05-04

Probably no one thing has caused such a general revival of trade at c. 5. Hutch inson's drug store as their giving away to their customers of so many free trial bottles of Dr. Kings New Discovery Tor Consumption. Their trade Is simply enormous in this very valuable article from the fact it always cures and never disappoints. Coughs, Colds, Asthma Bronchitis, Group and all throat and lung diseases quickly cured. You can test it before buying by getting tria bottle free, large size $l. Every bottle warranted
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-05-04
p,,cs List oS shoes.

The following list will give some ldea of my prices for ladies, misses and chiidrens shoes:
 Ladies frerch kid button shoe, opera toe, $4!W.
 Ladies kid ioxed button shoe, very stylish. $sOO.
 Ladies American kid button, good style, $l.75. Ladies American kid newport button sl.e5. Ladies American kid newport the $lej. Ladies American kid opera slippers ,$l.s5. Misses American kid newport button sl.OO. Misses American kid newport tie, $lV Infants shoes from 6O cents to *i.W A good stock of boys shoes from VIZ
 upwards. if Mas. ID. J. SULLIVAN.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-05-04

Mrs. Sullivan has just received new stock of spring and summer millinery goods, bonnets &c., which she will sell at eastern rrices. Prties from the country -.o,L and nr;ces al3-tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-05-04
r,.ct. Al nov 1O0- |

Cabbage plants, $l per 100; tomato and pepper plants, g per 100; rhubarb roots, q per doz.; horseradish sets and asparagus roots, &l per 100, shipped by rail and stage from the Prescott Garden Address s. c. Marcou. Prescott. Ariz.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-05-04
guckien'S Arnica SaiSe

The Bes: Salye in the world for Cuts, gr,,;.ss. Sores. Ulcers. Sslt Rheum, Fever Sores. Chapped Hands, Chilblains c.,n.. and ail Skin Eruption, and posi- ,..,, cm.a- Piles or no pay required It ,. .u-sn,eed to give perfect satisfaction .r money refunded. Price p cents re' ,.o, r- sale by c. S- Hutchinson.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-05-04
Wa,tee wanted.

Good, smart, active table waiter wanted immediately at the Capitol restaurant, next door to Maier's Ex' change saloon.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-05-04
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 J. L. CAMP, R<gisfer.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-05-04

Go to w. c. Bashford < Co. for ladies, misses and childrens shoes and slippers Messrs., youths and boys boots, shoes and straw and summer hats; choice lot, which they are selling cheap. u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-05-04
Sosy,othlns Now.

Fruit drops and tablets made from the pure juice of fruits and sugar. First ever imported tO Prescott, inst received st Dr. Robinson's drug store- u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-05-04

Sweet benzine removes spots, stains and grease from silks, velvets, cloths lace and muslin, without injury, for .sle at Dr. Robinsou's drug store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-05-04

Large assortment of Diamond dyes, toilet soaps and patent medicins, just received at Dr. Robinson's drug store. Eastern prices and don't forget it.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-05-04

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 same.
 lence or
 at all. and
 possibly have
 correct diagno'
 made.
 The universally.
 that the inquest was
 expense Ia the county. in question were present
 with their surgical t"pis,
 hold an autopsy. having
 coroner up to a pitch, where he it necessary, but the jury very
 saved the county the expense As ia th. second case within a mon. where the county has been put to tn, expense of holding inquests. merely to yratify the whims of disgruntled and jealous physician, ii IS about tune TOT our coroner to call a halt on the subject and if any of our physicians have any grievances against other gentlemen ih
 the same profession, they should oe allowed to ventilaie them al their own ex,snse. and not at the expense ot use !, county. White was, uatil the 9th oi March, a | member of Company l, Ninth Infantry
 stationed al whipple, being honorsbiy discharged from the service on that date The members of the company viii giv'
 his remains decent interment. The iu
 neral will take place from A. G. Kan
 dsPs undertaking rooms tomorrow tsun dayl afternoon at 9 o'clock.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-05-04

Fresh stock of drugs, patent medi- cines and toilet articles, just received at Dr. Robinson's drug store. tt
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-05-04

Try the fruit drops and tablets, just received at Dr. Robinson's drug store ii
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-05-04

Delicious fruit drops and tablets al Dr. Robinson's drug store. Try them. u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-05-04

rn. i.,- .: the sherihs ofhce Tor Au-,i in.ountei "a SI42 .52, ana tne license. ,o Sl.1So.S0.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-05-04

Three meals for $l at the sherman House, formerly Dan Hatz's hotel.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-05-04
Born.
Tnei, ouslness Booming

DouGHKRry-In Prescott, Aprli 2ith, to the wife of J. w. Dougherty, a son.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-05-04
nev, MIllinory cesas.

 Mrs. Sullivan is receiving almost daily from the east the very latest designs m millinery, fancy and staple gsods for ladies and children. She has now some of the most elegant styles in head-gear' that have ever been brought into Pres colt. Customers can expect to getevery' thing as soon as introduced in the large cities. have also the finest and cheap est footwear, both in shoes and hose tor ladies, misses and children, that is to bs found in Arizona.
 ml7-f Mas. D- J. SuLLisAH. W.C. Bashford i Co. have just re | ce,yed from Studebaker Bros- csriosA of farm wagons, double and single sse spring wagons, carriages, buckbosrd and sulkies. Go and buy one ehesl while they are to be had.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-05-04
Lad ioO.

Diamond dyes al Dr. Robinson's drug store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-05-04

New W Fisher. h, with PIesc, scenery. He that town ot !. of Prescott shoulL
 accommodations Al.
 which lse resides in The tcsn oi Ne~ We
 population of 1000 hA
 hotels, some with seyenty-a,
 he says that two more will be
 summer. Our lack of hotel sceo
 tions Is one ot the first things D
 by visitors, and fl Is something -.
 should be rrmedied by the capitalists
 our town. The climate of Prescott Il
 conceded by the best medical men. (
 be the finest climate in the country io pulmonary complaints, while ou' scenery is unsurpassed. With prope hotel facilities, it would without doubt very soon become the Mecca, both fo health and pleasure seekers.